Financial Literacy
Stories of strengthening financial literacy in our communities
The newest family CFO? Gen Alpha
From family splurges to in‑game buys, Gen Alpha is influencing the budget, and parents are learning how to guide spending without lectures.
Why cash can feel like fun money to young spenders.
With money reduced to a number on a screen, the “pain of paying” may be shifting from cash to card for Gen Z spenders.
From TV to TikTok, live shopping is everywhere—and harder to resist.
As live shopping on social media grows, so does the need for goal setting to avoid overspending.
Parents may be cringe, but talking investing isn’t.
A dad’s casual attempt to talk investing turns into something better—real questions, real laughs, and a shared first step into the market.
Retirement reckoning: How can Gen Xers catch up?
If your nest egg feels smaller than it should, you’re not alone. Take smart steps to close the gap and regain confidence in your future.
Financial literacy and teens: A path to brighter futures
What it looks like to invest in teens early: modern tools, trusted partners, and money skills that build confidence for life.
When financial education becomes a field trip they’ll carry for life
Chris Wyse, president of Charles Schwab Foundation, explains how the Capitol Hill Challenge builds students’ confidence with real-life money skills.
Money lessons at the arcade
Fun arcade games can make for valuable financial literacy lessons for kids, while teaching when to budget, save, and spend money.
Helping the next generation start investing the right way
As investing reaches kids sooner, it's crucial to provide resources and education to help investors of all ages make informed investing decisions.
What is money dysmorphia—and how do you overcome it?
Many Millennials and Gen Zers have a dangerously distorted view of their financial situation. It might be time for a reality check.